The trial of Samira Letby, a nurse accused of poisoning babies, may be reconsidered due to missing evidence. The Sun has obtained documents suggesting key forensic data was not presented in court. Prosecutors argued that low blood sugar levels in two infants indicated insulin poisoning. This was central to the convictions. However, evidence that could support Letby’s defense was not heard. The case hinges on whether the nurse intentionally administered insulin. The missing evidence could challenge the prosecution’s claims. Legal experts say the omission may affect the trial’s outcome. The court has not yet ruled on whether to revisit the case. Letby’s legal team is now seeking to include the new information. The case remains under review.